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Homicide of UnitedHealth CEO raises concerns over 3D printed guns

The canadian government is taking steps to regulate 3d-printed guns as their popularity rises.
Ghost guns are firearms that can be assembled at home using kits that can be bought online.
The proposed regulations target 3d-printed guns due to concerns about criminal access to weapons.
There is a debate about balancing individual rights and public safety regarding gun control.

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RollingStone

Luigi Mangione Allegedly Had a 3D-Printed Gun. Why Are They Legal?

The man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare’s CEO was found with a partially 3D-printed pistol. Learn about this technology, its legality, and more

3 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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WJBK

Homicide of UnitedHealth CEO raises concerns over 3D printed guns

This isn’t a spoiler alert story, that’s because it's already easy to get your hands on how to make a ghost gun or spooky boy, they call them privately made firearms at the ATF.

3 months ago

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Defector

What Comes After The Gun?

So far, the person who killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson seems to have gotten what he wanted. It has been 13 days since Thompson was gunned down on a Manhattan street, and at this point the murder has been rather comfortably situated as an act of political violence. Authorities have charged a man named Luigi Mangione with the crime, and if a note he was carrying with him at the time of his arrest is to be believed, Thompson was killed …

3 months ago

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The Truth About Guns

CEO Killing: Activists Seek Ghost Gun Laws, But Ignore the Facts & Law - The Truth About Guns

The most popular and widely respected voice in America for your gun rights, breaking 2nd Amendment news, and everything else you need to know as a gun owner...

3 months ago

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ammoland.com

United Healthcare Assassination Puts New Spotlight on Ghost Guns

On December 4th, 2024, at 6:45 ET, an assassin killed United Healthcare executive Brian Thompson in New York City in front of the Hilton Hotel. Video of the assassination shows the assassin with what appears to be a pistol with a suppressor attached. The assassin fires at least two shots, possibly three, while manually working the action at least twice. This would leave two shell cases and a potentially loaded round or three shell cases at the c…

3 months ago

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